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Hints on Singing

Manuel Garcia
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Manuel Garcia. Hints on Singing. London; New York: E. Ascherberg; E. Schuberth, 1894.
Title
Hints on Singing
Author
Manuel Garcia
Edition
New and revised edition
Publisher
E. Ascherberg; E. Schuberth
Place
London; New York
Year
1894
Extent
vii + 75 pages
Language
English
Type
Vocal pedagogy / historical singing treatise

SCOPE & CONTENT

Garcia presents a concise question-and-answer account of vocal production, registers, breathing, attack, timbre, articulation, ornament, portamento, trill, phrasing and style. The English edition was associated with Beata Garcia and transmits principles from one of the most influential nineteenth-century singing teachers.

RESEARCH VALUE

This is a key primary source for historical bel-canto pedagogy. Its terminology and physiological model belong to the nineteenth century, but its discussions of onset, register, legato, ornament and stylistic control are indispensable for reconstructing period teaching practice.

CONTENTS AND DOCUMENTARY VALUE

Garcia presents a concise question-and-answer account of vocal production, registers, breathing, attack, timbre, articulation, ornament, portamento, trill, phrasing and style. The English edition was associated with Beata Garcia and transmits principles from one of the most influential nineteenth-century singing teachers.

HISTORIOGRAPHICAL USE

This is a key primary source for historical bel-canto pedagogy. Its terminology and physiological model belong to the nineteenth century, but its discussions of onset, register, legato, ornament and stylistic control are indispensable for reconstructing period teaching practice.

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